SWITCH Lighting Showcases Their SWITCH60 Bulbs at Two Distinct Exhibitions

SWITCH Lighting(TM) is showing their SWITCH60 bulb displayed at two distinct exhibitions.

According to the company, it is showing the SWITCH60 at the Pratt Gallery's "Bright Future: New Designs in Glass" exhibition on from February 10th to May 5th. The "Bright Future" exhibit features innovative designs in tableware, sculpture, and lighting that demonstrate new possibilities within the world of glass.

Additionally, starting on February 17th, the SWITCH60 will also be on display at the Chicago Architecture Foundation's "Loop Value: The HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? Shop" exhibition. The display focuses on how people use energy, and how buying decisions dictate the environments we inhabit.

The SWITCH60 is the only LED light bulb that makes no compromise on light quality or in how the bulb can be used. SWITCH is the first manufacturer to announce a family of LED bulbs with 40, 60, 75 and 100 watt-equivalents that turn on instantly, last 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs, and still provide that same warm glow that people are used to in a conventional bulb. They can also be used in any orientation -- just like an incandescent light bulb.

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